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UK’s first non-white chancellor joins growing list of Tories deciding not to stand for re-election
Company bosses say a shift in political mood means more productive engagement over trade and investment
New MP says Sunak’s government is living ‘on borrowed time’, as leading pollster argues opposition is in ‘strongest position’ for a decade
Education ministers at least have control over some policy levers to reverse grim decline in standards
Irish ministers have been talking up chances for post-Brexit deal
We should interrogate the convenient weaponisation of the latest data
Visa changes, the fall in sterling and more non-EU students have cushioned the impact
Overhauling the regulatory regime introduced after the financial crisis has plenty of risks and few obvious benefits
Ian Blackford’s departure highlights divisions over SNP strategy for securing Scottish independence
Andrew Griffith says reform of EU-era insurance sector regulation will boost UK economy
Staff shortages emerge in key subjects as recruitment slumps, with science among worst affected
New NHS data show delays climbing as health chiefs warn of ‘perfect storm’ this winter
There is a protocol deal to be done but Unionists will have to swallow a lot if it is to work
The Tories may be desperate to boost the economic data, but everyday signs of improvement will be more important
The UK debate around Brexit is shifting in light of new data showing the consequences of leaving the EU. In a four part series, the FT examines the impact on Britain’s economy, trade, business and politics
Prioritising the ‘benefits’ of Brexit over economic gain set a poor precedent for future agreements, say critics
Labour’s pledge to scrap charity status for private schools hints at its limitations in upholding broader tax promises
Budget squeezes are no match for a sector with a structural supply shortfall
HMRC now expects to secure £1.1bn arising from fraudulent and erroneous claims
Creation of dedicated team comes as concern mounts over wave of winter industrial action
Brussels fears policy could violate post-Brexit Trade and Cooperation Agreement
Security staff employed by Mitie set for walkout on December 16, 18, 22 and 23
Today’s edition also looks at the drop in global wages, Brexit’s economic impact and the surprise hub of Europe’s new battery industry
High levels of inactivity are a serious drag on the UK economy
Government blames barristers’ strike for a surge in number of prisoners on remand
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